21 April 2019

• Opinion – 20 April 2019
  Stephen Cherry Church Times When you can’t forgive “The Easter gospel does not mean that every victim has a duty to let bygones be bygones” Ian Ellis Belfast News Letter If churches don’t resolve millennium-old dispute on an Easter date, governments may do it for us Some Easter messages Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishop of Wales Presiding […]
• Safeguarding: some further articles
  Updated with more articles on Friday Meg Munn, chair of the Church of England’s National Safeguarding Panel, has written this: QUESTIONING THE TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK. The whole article is worth a read. On the topic of Victims and Survivors, she wrote this: The panel was asked to consider a paper on the setting up of […]
• Opinion – 17 April 2019
  Martin Sewell Archbishop Cranmer Holy Week: dealing with deep sin is horrible, messy, prolonged, humiliating and painful Giles Fraser UnHerd What does salvation look like? “You can tell much by our response to the pain of asylum seekers” Andrew Lightbown Theore0 Talking of Maundy Thursday Michael Sadgrove Woolgathering in North East England Thoughts on Nôtre Dame […]